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Do I need to apply for a visa to visit Thailand for six weeks in December?

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Oct 23, 2024

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I am coming to Thailand in December for six weeks. Do I need to apply for a visa . TIA

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To visit Thailand for six weeks in December, whether a visa is needed depends on your home country. Many Western countries, including the UK, allow travelers to enter Thailand visa-free for up to 60 days. Upon arrival, you will receive a stamp in your passport that grants you this 60-day period. It's advisable to check the official Thai visa regulations related to your nationality to confirm.

Yvan **********

Depends what country you are from 1st… some countries are Visa exempt. Others, for the most can have a 2 months visa on line…

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Julie ********

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Thank you to all you lovely people for the advise 🙏

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John ********

Going to thailand .I have 1 year tourist visa from uk .do I still need to go visa run after 90 days or do I get it stamped inside thailand at local counsul office appreciate advice

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Roman ********

Nope. 👎

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Hoffman ******

Yes you need a visa

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Bent *************

No

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Rob *********

Up 2 you

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Damo ***********

scary that you are allowed out of your country to begin with 🙄😒🤦

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Clay *********

So are we supposed to guess what country you are from?

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Julie ********

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if you like 😄

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Robert **********

No you will not need one, they will stamp your passport and it’s valid for 60 daysI go Pattaya

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, I don’t need visa 42 nights

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Bonnie *********

What does it say on the Thai Embassy website for your country?

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Julie ********

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Thank you for your comments very helpful 🙏👌

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Paul **********

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SJ *******

No as you are from the UK.

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Whitt *******

Only 4.5 weeks in December

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Gregory ********

No—60 day free

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Kenny *****

If you’re a USA passport holder you’ll get 60 days on entry. No visa needed.

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Wayne ********

No 60 days.

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Henrik *****

Head of the Thai Embassy website.

Lots of great information for the trip.

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Ste *******

If you are planning to visit another country for 6 weeks in a few weeks, shouldn't you already know the answer?

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Gary ******

When people are asking this question, you need to say where you are from

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Antanas *************

They will give a stamp for 60 days upon arrival?no need to extend at immigration after 30 days ?

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Julie ********

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Thank

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VP *********

No

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Gary *********

No

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Rene ********

Google and official Thai websites explaining the matter clearly are a great invention. First you do your initial research and the hard work and then you come to a forum to clear up any unclear details. That's how it works

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Julie ********

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Thank you

my research suggested 60 days but 30 days kept popping up and needing to extend via embassy. I just wanted to be 100% sure and now I am with all the helpful info and links. 🙏

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Matt ******

Depends where ur from

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No

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John **********

Depending on your home country - you may get 60 days

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John ********

No

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Philippe *********

May be better check if they install ETA program at this time... but probably no...

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No. Postponed

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Tom *******

Short answer ——> no

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Julie ********

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Thank you and yes from the uk 🙏👍

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Lynnette *******

it's a no visa entry for 60 days. You don't need a visa.

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Lynnette *******

It's a game. We have to guess what passport they are on.

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John ********

If you have a English passport then you will be fine to just come, they will give you the 60 day

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Steve *********

Depends on your home country. Most Western countries get 60 days without having to apply for anything.

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Aaron ********

No

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Jan ******************

If your native language also is English, you can enter on a 60 days visa exemption and get a free stamp upon entry.

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Javier ***********

@Jan *****************

Please clarify why a visa is issued with English as a native language.

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@Javier **********

A visa it’s not issued if your native language is English, but maybe more correct to say that the majority of the official English speaking countries are entitled to visa exemption.

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Stephan ***********

Depends on your passport... if your country is on this list then "no".

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George *********

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